Sentence examples for endow by from inspiring English sources

Re "News You Can Endow," by David Swensen and Michael Schmidt (Op-Ed, Jan . 28, which says endangered newspapers can be saved if we "turn them into nonprofit, endowed institutions — like colleges and universities": The writers don't seem troubled by the rule that endowed status would prevent newspapers from attempting to "influence legislation".

We're endowed by our what?

It was permanently endowed by Sir Thomas.

He has been endowed by nature with special abilities.

David Turnbull Lectureship, endowed by his friends, has been awarded annually by MRS since 1992.

But the narrator hasn't been endowed by her creator with much peripheral vision.

Indeed, thousands of people still live in homes endowed by those charitable investments.

We are endowed by our creator, in Jefferson's words, with certain inalienable rights.

The Tomorrow Foundation, endowed by Robert F. X. and Laura Baudo Sillerman, is also an underwriter.

"A corporation, after all, is not endowed by its creator with inalienable rights.

A floor of the hospital, endowed by the singer Paul Simon, is named for Dr. Redlener.